• Understand art as a way to communicate with and influence others.
• Expand your creative mind through intercultural experiences that engage different artistic expressions.
• Build personal, one-on-one mentoring relationships with faculty.
• Add a concentration in pre-art therapy and prepare for graduate programs in art therapy.

• Build your resume through internships locally and in Washington D.C. through EMU's Washington Community Scholars' Center. 
• Explore the Corcoran Gallery of Art and other museums not far away in Washington D.C. — and other, more local art museums.
• Complete a senior art show and public presentation for real experience in installing and presenting your work. 
• Access to the Margaret Gehman Gallery for your own shows and to experience the work of other artists from on and off campus. 

• 99% of undergrads receive financial aid
• The average assistance package is over $37,000
• Over $21 million in aid is awarded each year

Financial aid packages often include:

• Grants and scholarships
• Work-study positions
• Loan opportunities

Learn more by contacting  EMU's Financial Assistance Office or checking out our net price calculator.